2. Adding an Events Page

Add a Frosh Page for New Year

1. fix link on csss-site/src/events/frosh/templates/frosh/frosh_week.html to point to new frosh page instead of under construction page
2. Follow the example of the previous years and add the necessary URL patterns under csss-site/src/events/frosh/urls.py. You will need to add a url pattern for each new webpage you intend to make
3. Create a new views file for the frosh year under csss-site/src/events/frosh/views. You can take a look at the views from previous years to see how to populate it.
4. You will also need to actually put the static files^[1] on the repo, they will need to go under a new folder in csss-site/src/events/frosh/static/frosh_static
5. The html page[s] that you intend to make will go under their appropriate folder name in csss-site/src/events/frosh/templates/frosh. 2 thing to keep in mind about the html pages.
   1. In order to reference any static files^[1], you will need to reference them by use of the static tags {% static %}. Do a search through the previous year's html page for {% static for an example of how that is done. If you are using Pycharm for working on the site, you can actually see Pycharm autosuggesting what files/folders are available as you type in the path in the static tag
   2. You will need to place the tag {% load staticfiles %} at the top of any html file that will be using a static file

Add a Page for a New Mountain Madness

1. Follow the example of the previous years and add the necessary URL patterns under csss-site/src/events/mountain_madness/urls.py. You will need to add a url pattern for each new webpage you intend to make
2. Create a new views function for the mountain madness under csss-site/src/events/mountain_madness/views.py. You can take a look at the functions from previous years to see how to populate it.
3. You will also need to actually put the static files^[1] on the repo, they will need to go under a new folder in csss-site/src/events/mountain_madness/static/mountain_madness_static
4. The html page[s] that you intend to make will go under their appropriate folder name in csss-site/src/events/mountain_madness/templates/mountain_madness. 2 thing to keep in mind about the html pages.
   1. In order to reference any static files^[1], you will need to reference them by use of the static tags {% static %}. Do a search through the previous year's html page for {% static for an example of how that is done. If you are using Pycharm for working on the site, you can actually see Pycharm autosuggesting what files/folders are available as you type in the path in the static tag
   2. You will need to place the tag {% load staticfiles %} at the top of any html file that will be using a static file

Add a Page for a New Fall Hacks

1. Follow the example of the previous years and add the necessary URL patterns under csss-site/src/events/fall_hacks/urls.py. You will need to add a url pattern for each new webpage you intend to make
2. Create a new views function for the Fall Hacks under csss-site/src/events/fall_hacks/views.py. You can take a look at the functions from previous years to see how to populate it.
3. You will also need to actually put the static files^[1] on the repo, they will need to go under a new folder in csss-site/src/events/fall_hacks/static/fall_hacks_static
4. The html page[s] that you intend to make will go under their appropriate folder name in csss-site/src/events/fall_hacks/templates/fall_hacks. 2 thing to keep in mind about the html pages.
   1. In order to reference any static files^[1], you will need to reference them by use of the static tags {% static %}. Do a search through the previous year's html page for {% static for an example of how that is done. If you are using Pycharm for working on the site, you can actually see Pycharm autosuggesting what files/folders are available as you type in the path in the static tag
   2. You will need to place the tag {% load staticfiles %} at the top of any html file that will be using a static file

^[1] - css, js, images, etc